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Several important anomalies are stronger for more complex firms. Despite conglomerates being on average larger and more liquid than single-segment firms, anomalies are stronger for conglomerates. In the conglomerates-only sub-sample, anomalies are stronger for conglomerates with more between-segments difference in market-to-book and operating leverage.